South Korean Prime Minister launches last-minute public relations campaign to attract Busan Expo in France

South Korean Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, who is currently visiting Paris, France, is making a final push to host the 2030 Busan International Expo.
According to the South Korean Prime Minister's Office on the 10th, Prime Minister Han will be visiting four European countries: France, Denmark, Croatia, and Greece from the 8th to the 15th of this month for 6 nights and 8 days.
Through this visit, he is making every effort to attract the Busan Expo. The Prime Minister's Office said, ``This visit to France is aimed at attracting the Busan World Expo, and we are confident that ``if we want it, it will be ours.''
, there is a meaning in running as fast as you can until the end." In particular, he attended the ``2030 Busan Expo Official Symposium'' held in Paris on the 9th and explained his vision for the Busan Expo. This time
The symposium is significant as it provides a public relations opportunity for all competing countries ahead of the final vote of the Bureau International de la Expo (BIE) on November 28th.
Prime Minister Han also held a meeting with French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne on the same day, stating that France would support the bid to host the 2030 Busan Expo.
It was reported that they had requested that they be kept. Prime Minister Bonne responded, ``Everyone has no choice but to acknowledge that Busan is an excellent region and that South Korea is a strong candidate,'' according to the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
This was reported by an official. Furthermore, Prime Minister Han held a meeting and luncheon with the ambassadors of BIE member countries in Paris on the same day, and conducted negotiations to secure support for the bid.